Even with treatment aggressively, you still have massive proteinuria and heavy swelling. If you are patients with Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), it is likely for you to have such a condition. Is there any effective treatment for FSGS patients? Now go on reading to learn more about it.

Conventional treatment for FSGS is usually to use steroids and immunosuppressants to reduce renal inflammation and stop proteinuria. But many FSGS patients are steroid-resistant. That is why sometimes those medications do not take effect. Even if they take effect, the effect is temporary. Proteinuria and swelling will come back now and then.

Effective treatment for FSGS patients

Here we recommend you to try Toxin-Removing Treatment. It is also known as Detoxification Therapy. This treatment targets medicines to right point so as to achieve quick effects. The whole treatment is divided into two parts. The first part is to remove toxins through Traditional Chinese Medicine to relieve inflammatory state of the kidney inherent cells so as to control the development of disease. It can also restore cells’ normal metabolism function, correct the dysfunction of renal inherent cells and dispel toxins inside and outside to eradicate proteinuria, hematuria and swelling. Besides, it can discharge toxins out of body to prevent relapse of disease. The secondary part is to use targeted treatment for the removal of renal inflammation. After about one week’s treatment, your urine output will increase, and there will be cotton-like substances in urine, which are those toxins being passed out. After about half month’s treatment, your proteinuria will decrease or even disappear. And you will feel energetic. After about one month’s treatment, your FSGS will be under control, and your kidney condition will be reinforced. Because the detoxification is thorough, there is no relapse, and then you can have a permanent control of FSGS.

Is there any effective treatment for FSGS patients? Yes, there is, but you may have to travel abroad for treatment. Now you can send a copy of your lab report to renal-disease@hotmail.com. We can help you analyze it and then give you some suggestions online.